The soaring organ pipes. A symphony of sound. That’s Foundry United Methodist Church. A place of worship and community for decades.
Foundry United Methodist Church isn’t just a building. It’s a cornerstone in Houston’s tapestry. Generations have walked its halls. Their stories woven into its very foundation. Located at 8350 Jones Road it’s a hub of activity. It offers traditional and contemporary services. There’s even a Spanish-language service.
The Foundry offers so much more than just Sunday services. There’s a vibrant kids’ ministry. Foundry Kids provides engaging Bible teaching. It offers small group activities for children from birth through 5th grade. Teens aren’t left out. The Foundry Student Ministries creates a community for middle and high school students. They focus on helping them grow in their faith and serve others. Adults find their place too. Bible studies and book clubs offer opportunities to connect with God and one another.
Foundry United Methodist Church boasts a remarkable organ. It’s a magnificent instrument. Its pipes fill the sanctuary with a rich and resonant sound. The specifications are impressive. Three manuals and a pedal board offer a wide range of tonal colors. It’s a testament to the church’s commitment to music. A powerful addition to the worship experience.
Pastors Ray Hughes Luis Palomo Kelly Long and Gustavo Echemendia lead the congregation. They guide the flock. Their leadership helps foster a welcoming and inclusive community. It creates a safe space for spiritual growth. Foundry United Methodist Church is more than a building. It is a living testament to faith community and service.
This is Foundry United Methodist Church. A place where history faith and community intertwine. It has served the Houston community for many years. A place to find peace inspiration and belonging.